Anthem Memory Care

Anthem Memory Care Our purpose is to protect, engage and love people living with memory loss.
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A person-centered memory care company, dedicated to providing the highest quality care, comfort and support to individuals living with cognitive impairment and their families. Anthem Memory Care is made up of memory care professionals who have successfully developed and leased more than 60 new assisted living communities. Anthem Memory Care has operated over 1,500 beds dedicated to dementia and Alzheimer’s care and founded more than 12,000 senior care units overall. Having established our flagship communities in California and Colorado, Anthem is committed to creating a network of secured assisted living communities where the highest quality healthcare, housing, and memory care services are consistently provided to our residents. Because Anthem Memory Care focuses on dementia care exclusively, we are unique in our ability to devote all of our attention and resources to creating the best environment for our residents and staff. We offer the latest understanding of how best to care for people with memory loss in a meaningful and supportive community environment, while encouraging individuality and fostering independence. At Anthem Memory Care we stand by our commitment to employ the best practices in dementia care today, beginning with our focus on communities whose layouts are intentionally designed to offer safety and comfort to our residents, as well as individualized care and resident-specific programming aimed at meeting each resident’s unique needs. Our person-centered approach allows our staff to meet each resident’s individual needs while encouraging opportunities for personal connection and joy-filled moments in a distinctly home-like setting.

09/16/2026

Sometimes peace of mind comes through a simple message. Nancy may not be able to visit her dad every day, but hearing about the conversations he’s having and the stories he’s sharing helps her feel connected and confident that he’s in good hands. That kind of communication can make all the difference for families navigating compassionate dementia care.

Please join us in congratulating Lewis McCoy on his promotion from chief operating officer to president of Anthem Memory...
09/15/2026

Please join us in congratulating Lewis McCoy on his promotion from chief operating officer to president of Anthem Memory Care!

Lewis plans to focus his skills and talents on operational efficiency, process improvement, innovation, and continued growth across the company.

“I am honored to take on this new role and help lead Anthem Memory Care into its next chapter of growth,” he said. “By investing in our people, refining our operations, and embracing innovation and emerging technologies, we will continue to strengthen our ability to serve residents, families, and team members while remaining true to our mission to protect, engage, and love people living with memory loss.”

Read the full article in Senior Living News:
https://www.seniorlivingnews.com/anthem-memory-care-promotes-lewis-mccoy-to-president/

09/15/2026

Some interests never leave us. For Jim, it’s airplanes, a connection that goes back to his career in aeronautical and astronautical engineering. His story is a reminder of why knowing the person behind the story matters in memory care communities.

Knowing when a loved one with dementia may need memory care can be a difficult decision. Changes in daily routines, abil...
09/14/2026

Knowing when a loved one with dementia may need memory care can be a difficult decision. Changes in daily routines, abilities, or safety may signal that they need more support, but every person’s needs are different.

Here are 10 signs families should watch for that may indicate it is time to consider additional support:
https://www.anthemmemorycare.com/blog/ten-signs-it-may-be-time-for-memory-care-and-how-to-be-sure

Knowing when a loved one with dementia may need memory care is one of the most difficult decisions a family can face. You may notice changes in their daily routine or in their ability to manage familiar tasks, but that does not necessarily mean it is time to transition them into a memory care commun...

Being far away from a loved one with dementia can make staying in touch difficult for families. But small, thoughtful ef...
09/13/2026

Being far away from a loved one with dementia can make staying in touch difficult for families.

But small, thoughtful efforts can help them stay connected and continue to be very much a part of the family. Here are some tips to help bridge the distance gap:
https://www.anthemmemorycare.com/blog/bridging-the-distance-gap-tips-to-stay-connected-with-a-loved-one-living-with-dementia

If you are separated by distance from a loved one with dementia, maintaining a meaningful connection can be challenging. While you may be doing everything possible to care for and support them from afar, it is common for families to experience feelings of sadness, anxiety, and guilt because they can...

Vineyard Place Memory Care has some serious bowling talent! A group of residents and staff recently hit up their local b...
09/10/2026

Vineyard Place Memory Care has some serious bowling talent! A group of residents and staff recently hit up their local bowling alley and arcade in Murrieta, California, for some bowling, arcade games, and pizza.

They have always loved to bowl, and it really showed as they racked up lots of strikes and spares. Fun day for everyone!
https://www.anthemmemorycare.com/communities/california/murrieta-ca/vineyard-place

09/10/2026

Pajamas, blankets, a fire, and everyone sitting around talking before bed. Dana says evenings can feel less like a routine and more like sharing a living room, something she is grateful to see in memory care communities.

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1750 Blankenship Road
West Linn, OR
97068

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